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Hmmm... I found this module that I used to maintain in 2004, not sure if it is obsolete or not - if not, I'd like to start working on this again - but since it was done for Drupal 4, it is obviously better to rewrite it. If anybody who has been more active in Drupal the recent years than me can let me know if there is a better module out there that does this function, I will request abandonment of this project, otherwise, I will pick up this project in July. Any thoughts?
This module provides automated role management for one of the administrator-defined roles.
Automated testing within Drupal should be done with SimpleTest, and this module has been designed to make testing of Drupal easier for all. Its features are powerful, and create a Drupal-specific testing API which is modeled after the SimpleTest PHP library. It should be noted that as of the 6.x-2.x release of this module, and Drupal 7 core, the aforementioned third-party library is no longer a dependency.
Which version should I use?
If you are just starting to write tests for Drupal 6, you should use the 2.x branch of this module. If you have written tests previously please read the documentation, as some things have changed between versions 1.x and 2.x.
Looking forward
SimpleTest 7.x development has been moved to a new location in core! Any issues related to Drupal HEAD should be filed in the core issue queue, any issues related to tests for 7.x should be filed in their parent module's component.
SimpleTest 7.x-2.x
The branch will contain an up-to-date fork of the Drupal 7 SimpleTest module that will allow for work to continue during the Drupal 7 cylce. An external git repository is being used in order to facility easy merges with Drupal 7 core. Drupal.org CVS will always have the lastest development copy for use. Please see the CHANGELOG for a listing or changes made.
Take a look at Switcheroo so you can switch back and forth between core SimpleTest and SimpleTest 2.x.
Requirements
The php-curl library is required for SimpleTest to function.
Further reading
- For help getting started please read the documentation.
- For introduction to the 6.x-2.x and 7.x style testing (the future) please read Simpletest Tutorial.
- The Testing and Quality Assurance group.
- Doxygen documentation of SimpleTest
When creating or editing a page, this module enables content to be added to a side bar block.
a completely rewritten version of filestore which stores the files on the filesystem instead of in the database.
Allows creation of pages which show syndicated 'news' items from an aggregator category.
News items are automatically filtered by keywords (chosen when creating the page), so that only news items which contain a keyword are shown.
News pages can be placed in a book, and added to a taxonomy.
CKEditor module: CKEditor is the successor to FCKeditor and has its own CKEditor module. The FCKeditor module will not receive any new features, nor will it be updated for Drupal 7. Upgrading to CKEditor is recommended for all users of FCKeditor.
WYSIWYG editor
This module allows Drupal to replace textarea fields with the FCKeditor - a visual HTML editor, sometimes called WYSIWYG editor. This HTML text editor brings many of the powerful WYSIWYG editing functions of known desktop editors like Word to the web. It's relatively lightweight and doesn't require any kind of installation on the client computer.
Note: This module is not affiliated with the WYSIWYG module. WYSIWYG offers in principle the same: an FCKeditor (or other editors) instead of normal textareas. The approach of WYSIWYG is slightly different, and users unsatisfied with the FCKeditor module are encouraged to try out the WYSIWYG module (and vice versa).
Demo site
Please visit the demo site to see a sample installation of Drupal with FCKeditor enabled.
As this module was created recently, there is only a development version available. Please take some time to test the module so we can iron out any bugs before an official release.
Excerpt module allows you to enter a separate excerpt/summary/teaser for a node, which does not have to be a cut off version of the body.
This module allows registered, active users on any Drupal site to communicate via instant messaging in real-time.
The Pathauto module automatically generates URL/path aliases for various kinds of content (nodes, taxonomy terms, users) without requiring the user to manually specify the path alias. This allows you to have URL aliases like /category/my-node-title instead of /node/123. The aliases are based upon a "pattern" system that uses tokens which the administrator can change.
Requirements
This module provides a site map that gives visitors an overview of your site. It can also display the RSS feeds for all blogs and categories.
The attached_node module allows users to include a reference to a node within the body of another node. Textually, this appears in the body text as a type of tag.
The current LDAP_Integration releases actually contains 5 modules:
- ldapauth - allows users to authenticate against multiple LDAP or AD servers.
- ldapgroups - use LDAP groups as Drupal roles
- ldapdata - provides read or read/write access to LDAP data from within Drupal
- ldapsync - Allows manual or cron based bulk import/update of LDAP users into the Drupal user database
- ldaphelp - to help with the other 4
Releases as of 6/28/2012
- 6.x-1.x-dev is the development version and should have the most recent patches. The current goal is to let the new beta3 gather enough site usage to validate it / fix bug related to this, and issue a V1.0.
- 6.x-1.0-beta3 is the most recent formal release
- LDAP Project is the Drupal 7 version of ldap integration
- Version 5 and 4.7 are no longer supported.
Documentation writers for the beta3 changes are needed!
a file system cache which allows storing of files on the filesystem of your web site. This module is used by filestore2 to ease the maintenace of files uploaded to the website.
This module is no longer under active development and hasn't been updated beyond 4.5-era Drupal.
This module provides a "site map" style page overview of all the categories within a site with node titles and a side bar menu to navigate the site by category
Adds a "link to this page" link to each node. Can be configured to use either the node title or generic text.
Live Search aims to provide Drupal's search module a live search functionality through Ajax and to degrade gracefully to a normal search box when the user has JavaScript turned off. It has the following features:
- Choice between theme-provided or module-provided search box. Live Search builds upon an existing search box. Most themes provide their own search box, and the search module itself also provides a search block. You can choose which search box to enable live search functionality on.
- Compact search box. This enables the search box to behave in a more Apple style, such as the lack of the "Search" button, with the "Search" phrase embedded in the text field itself.
- Ajax request firing delay. To save bandwith and ease server loads, an Ajax search request is fired, by default, after the user stops typing the keyword for 1250 milliseconds.
- Snippet and node info hiding. To save screen real estate, you can opt to hide the snippets (excerpts), the node info (showing various information such as node type, author, and date), or both.
Live Search fully utilizes Drupal's built-in jQuery JavaScript library.
Note: this module is now a part of Drupal 4.7 and will no longer be supported as a contributed module.
This module allows you to create and manage menu items from within the node form. While creating content (a node), the module allows users, who have permission, to choose a link title and specify which menu it should appear in.
The Creative Commons module allows users to select and assign a Creative Commons license to a node and any attached content, or to the entire site. It also provides integration between CC and Drupal technology.